RSS and the Conversation

The summary follows 78 meetings, more than 12,000 submissions, and a full year of engagement with British Columbians all over the Province.

Find Forums, Meetings and Focus Groups Information

Check out what British Columbians throughout the province had to say about health at the forums, meetings and focus groups.

Here you will find the latest news releases, videos and photographs from the Conversation.

RSS and the Conversation

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a method to distribute and receive website information directly to your desktop. In this manner, you can receive up-to-the-minute Conversation on Health updates and website announcements.

Getting started with RSS
Step 1: Download and install an RSS reader on your computer: Where do you get one from? Please refer to the following link which lists numerous RSS news reader applications available on the Internet either for purchase or for free use. blogspace.com/rss/readers

Step 2: Subscribe to the Conversation Feed: After your news reader is installed, click on the Conversation Feed to subscribe. How does this process work? Simply copy the URL from the Conversation Feed, launch your news reader application, and paste the Conversation URL into your reader's "add feed URL". Please refer to your news reader's documentation for further instructions with this procedure.

In addition, check that you have set your reader to go and fetch the news at the intervals you want, whether that’s every five minutes, or every hour.

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